Possible problem :
Say if I set chitika ad code as my preferred ad solution, and an user set google adsense. It would be quite obvious for both of us, whose ads are being displayed and all resulting consequences.
Though there is provision to filter ads by html and adsense only, this would effectively reduce advertising solution to adsense and html only, and users hay have their preferences for ad solution that should be respected.
I would like to discuss possible solution to deal with this situation.
Possible problem :
Say if I set chitika ad code as my preferred ad solution, and an user set google adsense. It would be quite obvious for both of us, whose ads are being displayed and all resulting consequences.
Though there is provision to filter ads by html and adsense only, this would effectively reduce advertising solution to adsense and html only, and users hay have their preferences for ad solution that should be respected.
I would like to discuss possible solution to deal with this situation.
I hadn't used Chitika before but looking at their site they appear to work well with Google:
Can I use Chitika Ads with Google AdSense?
Yes. You can use Chitika Ads with AdSense because Chitika Ads are non-contextual and do not look like AdSense units.
its not about concurrent use of two different ad solution. its about look and feel.
to explain
there should be provision for filtering ads by more publishers. So if I select chitika as my preferred ad program, the user should be forced to use the same.
OR
let superadmin put all codes in backend, and one that is used would be decided by nature of code used by site admin.
Responses (2)
Support Chimp — 4th December 2011 20:52 #
I hadn't used Chitika before but looking at their site they appear to work well with Google:
http://chitika.com/publishers
May I ask what consequences between Google and Chikita?
In your terms of use or whatever you name your agreement you could restrict the end users choice of ad providers.
How would you propose ADs and AD selection is conducted?
Member — 5th December 2011 10:05 #
its not about concurrent use of two different ad solution. its about look and feel.
to explain
there should be provision for filtering ads by more publishers. So if I select chitika as my preferred ad program, the user should be forced to use the same.
OR
let superadmin put all codes in backend, and one that is used would be decided by nature of code used by site admin.
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